Peggy Flanagan: Ogimaa Kwe, Lieutenant Governor (Minnesota Native American Lives)

Discover the inspiring story of Peggy Flanagan, the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, with "Minnesota Native American Lives" - a captivating book brought to you by the Minnesota Humanities Center. In this groundbreaking series, we delve into the extraordinary lives of exceptional individuals who have made significant contributions across sports, language, and government.

Peggy Flanagan has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first Native woman to hold a high elected statewide office in the entire United States. Her journey is an emblem of determination, resilience, and breaking barriers. Against a backdrop where American Indian stories are often misrepresented or ignored, Peggy Flanagan strives to rewrite the narrative and ensure that Native peoples' stories are told in a genuine and accurate manner.

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